Software Development Team Leader - Production Engineering

Taboola expands publisher network in PH. Through the partnerships, GMA Network, Philstar and Manila Bulletin will leverage Taboola's technology to deepen reader engagement, personalize content experiences and create new monetization opportunities, including through Taboola Feed, Newsroom and Taboola News. 12 hours ago Taboola announced exclusive partnerships with GMA Network, Philstar Global and Manila Bulletin, expanding its premium publisher network in the Philippines. Through the partnerships, GMA Network, Philstar and Manila Bulletin will leverage Taboola's technology to deepen reader engagement, personalize content experiences and create new monetization opportunities, including through Taboola Feed, Newsroom and Taboola News. GMA Network is one of the Philippines' leading media organizations, reaching audiences across broadcast and digital platforms. Philstar Global is among the Philippines' leading English-language digital news publishers with strong readership among professionals and urban audiences. Manila Bulletin is one of the country's oldest and most respected English-language news organizations, serving readers across national news, business, lifestyle and opinion. Together, these partnerships further expand Taboola's work with leading premium publishers across the country. The announcement builds on Taboola's existing publisher relationships in the Philippines, including Inquirer, Summit Media, PEP.ph and Philstar Life, further strengthening the company's premium publisher network across the country's digital publishing ecosystem. As publishers continue to evolve their digital strategies, many are investing in technologies that help deepen audience relationships while creating sustainable business models. Through these partnerships, GMA Network, Philstar Global and Manila Bulletin will leverage Taboola's platform to deliver more engaging content experiences for readers while supporting their long-term digital growth. "GMA Network, Philstar and Manila Bulletin have built trusted relationships with audiences across the Philippines," said Adam Singolda, Founder and CEO of Taboola. "These partnerships significantly expand Taboola's work with premium publishers in the market and reflect our commitment to helping them deepen audience engagement, strengthen monetization and build sustainable digital businesses through our technology." "People are consuming content across more digital platforms than ever, and we're constantly looking for ways to make those experiences more relevant and engaging. Our partnership with Taboola helps audiences discover more of the content they value, while supporting our broader vision for a stronger, more connected digital ecosystem," said Dennis Augusto L. Caharian, President & COO, GMA Network Inc. "This partnership is an important step toward deeper audience insight. By leveraging Taboola's technology, we are transforming how we deliver our journalism to ensure it is more relevant, accessible, and timely for our readers. It empowers us to make data-driven decisions that enhance audience retention and reach, supporting Philstar.com's business growth without compromising the quality and integrity of our journalism. Ultimately, we are making it easier for readers to connect with the content that matters to them while upholding the trust the Philstar brand represents," said Rose Anne, COO, Philstar Global Corporation. The partnerships reinforce Taboola's continued investment in the Philippines and its broader commitment to supporting premium publishers across Southeast Asia. By helping GMA Network, Philstar Global and Manila Bulletin strengthen audience engagement, unlock sustainable monetization opportunities and deliver better digital experiences, Taboola continues to expand its work with leading media organizations across the Open Web.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Taboola.com Ltd. (NASDAQ: TBLA) on behalf of investors who purchased securities between 6 May and 4 August 2026. Law firm Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer alleges the company misled investors regarding the value of its publisher relationships. On 5 August 2026, Taboola reported second quarter revenue of $476.8 million, missing guidance of $492–$505 million. During an earnings call, the chief executive said the quarter faced headwinds due to "the decision to remove low-quality publishers that were not delivering value for advertisers". Following the announcement, Taboola's share price fell $1.46, or 27.5%, closing at $3.84 per share. The deadline for investors to seek lead plaintiff status is 20 October 2026.

Taboola has launched Realize ID, a unified identity solution designed to help performance marketers track consumer intent across the fragmented open web. The platform addresses challenges posed by consumers spending nearly 13 hours daily across multiple devices and platforms, with 70% now using generative AI search in shopping decisions. Realize ID consolidates fragmented data into a unified view of high-intent prospects by analysing media consumption signals, ad interactions, and buying behaviours. Early results show advertisers achieving up to 2.4 times improvement in conversion efficiency. The solution leverages Taboola's first-party data from both publisher and advertiser sides, capturing complete consumer journeys in real time. Major brands including El Corte Inglés, Ergo, and Axis Max Life Insurance are already using the platform to target consumers during critical purchase decision moments.